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by zacharyvoase 4y ago
What if your family has been replaced by very realistic-seeming impostors?
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by zacharyvoase 4y ago
Other carmakers aren't trading at a P/E ratio of over 50 years.
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by zacharyvoase 4y ago
Posting the name of a harasser is not doxxing.
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by zacharyvoase 4y ago
If this is a CVE, then arguably any method invocation on any function argument in any JavaScript library is a CVE, and we might as well throw the whole thing away. Is there a way to challenge this as not-a-CVE?
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by zacharyvoase 4y ago
The fact that it ends in `.php` is not inspiring confidence. It's 2022, it's so easy to make pretty URLs.
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by zacharyvoase 4y ago
In a follow-up tweet: “ In the limit case, you're left with just the founders. And we're not far from it. Instagram had only 13 employees when it was sold for a billion dollars.” Why stop at the founders? Why not just have an algo
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by zacharyvoase 4y ago
Well as vendors add access to system APIs to WASM, that attack surface will indeed grow.
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by zacharyvoase 4y ago
I'm genuinely curious: is the WebAssembly ecosystem just reinventing the JVM piecemeal? "Write once run anywhere"?
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by zacharyvoase 4y ago
Trust is a ladder, and identifying the make/model of device is but one rung of it.
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by zacharyvoase 4y ago
WebAuthn uses such a directory already. Most implementations validate the attestation against a public database of ‘trusted’ device types (and DAA enables this to be done without compromising anonymity, up to the uniqueness of a device type
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by zacharyvoase 4y ago
It would be great if OAuth could include some form of cryptographic attestation—similar to what is already present in WebAuthn—to ensure that only trusted devices can get authorization tokens. In the case of CLI app authorization (where you
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by zacharyvoase 4y ago
What is this false dichotomy between inheritable/genetic traits and "things that are under your control"? There are plenty of attributes to the human body that can be acquired from the moment of fertilization and on through a
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by zacharyvoase 4y ago
Could you post a link to the color scheme that you made?
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by zacharyvoase 4y ago
For someone with dichromacy, I would recommend using a color scheme specifically designed for your particular variant of color blindness. It would be pretty easy to re-orient the hues of the accent colors around the two primaries you can pe
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Show HN: OKSolar: Improving Solarized using the OKLab perceptual colorspace(meat.io)
90 points by zacharyvoase 4y ago|31 comments
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by zacharyvoase 5y ago
I got covid last year, and this year got vaccinated, and if I repeated the scenario 1 million times I'd take the vaccine over the infection 1 million times.
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by zacharyvoase 5y ago
So you don't have long covid then?
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by zacharyvoase 6y ago
Or paying their workers more?
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by zacharyvoase 6y ago
I'm not going to take advice on what is 'wrong' or 'correct' from a document that says "The halting problem says that it's impossible in general to even determine if a piece of code will finish without run
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by zacharyvoase 6y ago
what is the deal with the software engineering -> woodworking pipeline? is it that programmers get so fed up of working with abstract concepts that they immediately pendulum-swing to the most concrete form of building (that can still be
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by zacharyvoase 6y ago
You also need to consider the possibility that it's in the government's interest to allow a certain amount of otherwise-unlawful activity to occur, and make the perpetrators think it's going unnoticed, to trace a broader patt
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by zacharyvoase 6y ago
Well a marriage license is not actually a document certifying that you are married, it is a document granting you the right to get married in the state that issued it. You can't get a marriage license in Indiana and use it to get mar
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by zacharyvoase 6y ago
I'm sorry but this is a gross misunderstanding/misrepresentation of what Obergefell v. Hodges was. First of all, Obergefell was a ruling that the Due Process clause of the 5th Amendment and Equal Protection clause of the 14th Amen
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by zacharyvoase 6y ago
The textualist position on this would be: yes, there is no language explicitly affirming non-discrimination rights for LGBT workers, but there is also no language explicitly denying those rights, either. There is a difference between "
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AmoebaJS: A Linear Constraint Solver in WebAssembly(github.com)
2 points by zacharyvoase 9y ago|1 comments
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by zacharyvoase 9y ago
It’s not a fine line: signing up for a Lyft account requires explicitly agreeing to a ToS, which is a legally-binding contract.
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by zacharyvoase 10y ago
as opposed to `git log`?
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CSipHash: A Fast (C) SipHash Implementation for Python(github.com)
1 points by zacharyvoase 10y ago|1 comments
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UK FOI Request: Policing by Consent(gov.uk)
3 points by zacharyvoase 13y ago|0 comments
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by zacharyvoase 13y ago
The role of the prosecutor is to prosecute the interests of the State, which in this case they have done. I’m wondering how grand juries play into this—the Fifth Amendment states that “no person shall be held to answer for a capital, or oth

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